Welcome. It’s time to look at the Upcoming Steam Games in November 2025 that we have on our radar. However, aside from our Upcoming Steam Games, if you play on Nintendo Switch, we also have an Upcoming Switch and Switch 2 Games article.
Upcoming Steam Games
Furthermore, not all games to be released are listed here. Alternatively, you will see games that the other gaming sites don’t mention. We are taking note of these games, and you can expect reviews for many of them if given half the chance. It should be noted that unless we have some personal experience with the game, there’s a link to the descriptions on the Steam website.
Cat & Cups – November 1st
Step into the pawsitively purrfect world of *Cats & Cups*, a wholesome and cozy barista simulator where your customers are charming, quirky cats! Brew delicious drinks, play delightful mini-games, and discover heartwarming stories — all in a beautifully hand-drawn café filled with feline charm.
Take orders from your furry clientele and learn to prepare everything from classic coffee to meow-gical speciality drinks. Master the art of crafting complex beverages to satisfy even the pickiest catstomers. Each drink has its own mini-game challenge, making every order feel fun and rewarding.
Dream Garden – November 3rd
Relax and immerse yourself in Dream Garden, a cozy simulation game about building perfect little garden dioramas with zen sand sculptures, lily-speckled ponds, trees, bridges, and more. Just sit back, de-stress and build to your heart’s content.
Choose from a range of trees, bushes, stones, flowers to more to turn your garden into a lush natural paradise. Arrange each item individually or paint them into the landscape using the brush tool.
Change the landscape to your tastes: raise hills, dig ponds, channel rivers, and fill your garden with sand, grass or pebbles. Use man-made decorations like lamps and bridges to tie everything together.
Yvonne reviewed the game and gave it our highest rating, saying:
Dream Garden is a lovely sandbox for those who enjoy quiet, creative experiences. It’s not a game that demands constant attention, it offers a peaceful space to build and unwind. Whether you’re crafting a temple scene filled with capybaras or designing a serene koi pond, Dream Garden lets you create your own little world and simply enjoy it.
Master Lemon: The Quest for Iceland – November 4th
Harness the power of language, memory, and friendship in this unforgettable narrative adventure! Join Lemon on his quest to become a master of language and save a mysterious world from a memory-erasing plague.
Laurane reviewed Master Lemon: The Quest for Iceland and gave it our highest score:
I loved Master Lemon: The Quest for Iceland. Even if some of the mechanics feel familiar, the core concept is refreshingly unique. The quests, the many philosophies behind the characters you meet, and the emotional moments. Everything enriches the journey. I even loved the ending. And for those who reach it, please come back and tell me how you felt about it. The personal story behind the game, understanding where its inspiration comes from, is simply the cherry on top. I want to wholeheartedly congratulate the team behind it. It’s a game that blends entertainment, knowledge, and emotional depth.
I think a lot, and I mean a lot, of people could enjoy it. And more importantly, finish it with something small yet meaningful left in their hearts. Isn’t that the dream? A game that stays with you?
As the wizard character, Draco, said himself, “What are games if not sorcery in code ?“A demo of the game is available on the Steam Page. Feel free to give it a try!
Foolish Mortals – November 5th
Louisiana, 1933. Thirty years ago, an entire wedding suddenly & mysteriously vanished on the island of Devil’s Rock, and with it went the location of the lost treasure of Bellemore Manor. To find it, you might need to die too. A cozy, story-driven, point & click adventure game of the merry & macabre.
Margaret reviewed Foolish Mortals and said this:
Foolish Mortals is a loving throwback to point-and-click Lucasarts games like Full Throttle, with quality voice acting and clever puzzles set in a richly designed, fictional Louisiana bayou. It’s a ton of well-designed fun, and stunningly well-polished for a game from apparent newcomer designers Inklingwood.
With a cozy tone and a light supernatural style, it’s definitely a must-play for Tim Schaefer fans — or anyone who loves a good story.
WhiskerWood – November 6th
Establish a home for your industrious mice under the oppressive paw of your cat overlords in this city builder featuring complex simulations, intricate production chains, and the age-old rivalry between cat and mouse.
Carve mountains, traverse seas, and explore untamed new lands as you build grand cities – the ingenuity of the humble mouse is on full display in Whiskerwood as you establish elaborate automation systems to efficiently run complex production chains, all while dealing with the oppressive demands of your cat overlords.
A Pizza Delivery – November 7th
Step into the dreamlike journey of “B”, a pizza delivery rider on her final order of the day.
Ride through a surreal world, navigating strange landscapes, sudden shifts in scenery, and moments of quiet introspection.
This is no ordinary place; it’s a mental space, a liminal realm shared by individuals trapped in a state of limbo. Each corner of this “non-place” reveals stories of unease, instability, and longing. Accompanied by her trusty scooter, B must deliver her final pizza while uncovering the mysteries of this enigmatic world. Along the way, connect with its eccentric inhabitants, explore their dreams and regrets, and discover the shared threads that bind them in this surreal, shifting reality.
James took A Pizza Delivery for a spin and had this to say:
Overall, A Pizza Delivery is a gentle narrative ride with light puzzles and an emphasis on interpretation. It’s for players who enjoy reflective games, don’t mind a slow pace, and like stories that whisper rather than shout. It didn’t sweep me off my feet, but I still liked it, and I think plenty of people will connect more deeply with its themes than I did. If you’re in the mood for something cozy, thoughtful, and low-pressure, this is easily worth a look.
OVERLOOK – November 10th
OVERLOOK is a zen game about people and other creatures living their lives in different tiny cute places and the game has got Meditative gameplay, perfect for relaxing in nowadays stressful situations.
You can find hidden/ missing objects in the scene by solving mini-puzzles or simply by looking around and finding the object based on the given clues that you have. or you would help people by solving their needs and issues. hand over a cog to the mechanic guy or help to slice an apple using the lumberjack’s ax. Or you can just watch people do their things and just enjoy the relaxing original lo-fi soundtrack of the game.
Mina reviewed OVERLOOK and gave it our highest score of Two Thumbs Up:
I had a little bit of an issue with the tutorial in OVERLOOK, but other than that, I think it was a perfect hidden object puzzle game. The music and sound design were great, the puzzles were challenging, and there was a hint system. All the levels look hand-drawn and are charmingly rendered. It has a unique style that I am all about, and I like the interactive-ness of each of the levels. Not to mention, you can pet the cat.
Overall, OVERLOOK was everything I wanted it to be and more. If you like hidden object puzzles and feel like you don’t need a tutorial to help you get a handle on the controls, it’s literally the perfect game. I love it a lot, and I think every puzzle lover will love it just as much as I did.
Wall World 2 – November 11th
The adventure in the mysterious world of the Wall continues! Pilot your robospider into its depths, uncover lost artefacts and technologies, upgrade your exosuit and spider, and battle the horrors lurking in the dark. Unravel the mysteries buried in the depths of the Wall!
The world of the Wall awaits. Wall World 2 builds on the mining rogue-lite experience with expanded mechanics, new challenges, and deeper gameplay. Explore procedurally generated mines full of new discoveries and dangers. Extract valuable resources, harness lost technologies, and upgrade your robospider and exosuit to survive against hordes of raging monsters. Venture through incredible biomes and uncover the secrets entombed in the depths of the Wall.
James reviewed Wall World 2 and had this to say:
Wall World 2 takes what made the original great and expands it confidently. There’s more story, more mystery, more gameplay variety, and a real sense of progression that carries through every run. Returning players will feel the improvements immediately, while newcomers get a generous onboarding and a world worth exploring.
It’s bigger, bolder, and more engrossing. A thoroughly worthwhile sequel and one I’m very glad exists.
Winter Burrow – November 12th
Winter Burrow is a cozy woodland survival game. Explore, gather resources, craft tools, knit warm sweaters, bake pies and meet the locals!
In Winter Burrow, you play a mouse who returns from the big city to find their childhood home in ruins. To make matters worse, your Aunt (who was supposed to be looking after it) has gone missing. Restore your broken-down childhood burrow to its former glory so you can relax in front of the fireplace
The Berlin Apartment – November 17th
One apartment, many stories: Witness turning points in the lives of the inhabitants of an apartment in Berlin over the course of a whole century.
Dilara joins her father, Malik, a handyman tasked with refurbishing an old apartment in the city of Berlin, Germany. In the course of their extensive renovation work, Dilara digs deeper and deeper into the history of the apartment. Relics from past times turn out to be silent witnesses and former companions of the apartment’s previous inhabitants. With each new find, Malik tells his daughter the story behind this trace of a past adventure – with its own protagonists, its own genre, and its own atmosphere, yet always set within the same four walls.
Laurane reviewed The Berlin Apartment and said this:
I like The Berlin Apartment. Some chapters felt a bit long, mostly when I wasn’t sure what the game wanted to show me, but overall, it was a deeply pleasant experience. I think it will resonate most with players who love narrative-driven stories, history aficionados, and anyone who enjoys peeking into the quiet corners of human lives. If you can get all of that in a video game format, who’s complaining, right?
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault – November 19th
Live the double life of a fearless adventurer and a crafty merchant! Dive into vibrant dimensions brimming with shiny loot and pesky enemies. Grow your shop, tinker with weapons and gadgets, as well as make your mark among a ragtag community of castaways.
Dive deep into an Action-RPG with roguelike elements and a tale about new beginnings. With no coin to your name, you and the other townsfolk find yourselves stranded in the distant village of Tresna. Now, it’s up to you to get back on your feet and turn your humble shop into the beating heart of the village’s wealth. Explore dangerous dungeons, gather relics, sell them, and reinvest in your friends’ establishments. Unlock new weapons, armour, shop decorations, and—more importantly—restore hope that things can one day turn around.
James gave us his early impressions of Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault and said this:
Since this is Early Access, it’s fair to expect a few hiccups. I did encounter a couple of crashes, but nothing game-breaking, and these things are part of the process. The core experience already feels sturdy, rich, and surprisingly extensive.
The biggest praise I can give is that it’s hard to put down. Runs feel meaningful, the shop days feel satisfying, and the upgrades feed into a loop that’s easy to sink hours into. Whether you adored the original or bounced off it, Moonlighter 2 offers enough flexibility and refinement to win over newcomers and returning fans alike.
This is Early Access done well, not a barebones preview, but a robust, joyful foundation. I’m genuinely excited to see where development goes from here, and I’m already itching to jump back into the vault for “just one more run.”
Fantastic Findings Hidden Seasons – November 24th
Get into the cosiest Christmas spirit in this highly detailed 3D hidden object game. Explore many varied levels packed with hidden items waiting to be found. Search drawers, unwrap gifts. You can clean off dirt, cobwebs, eat treats, and find hidden cookies in a festive hunt full of surprises.
Help Santa to find his missing reindeer and prepare for Christmas! Jingles the Jule Duck guides you on this hidden object adventure, where you have to collect an abundance of Christmas items, decorations and find delicious foods, which are hidden in the most detailed and intricate environments in full 3D.
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